From a march in Selma, Alabama, to the halls of Congress
The voting rights of black Americans have been effectively guaranteed only since passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965, despite a constitutional amendment adopted nearly 100 years earlier that said “[t]he right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied …
Speaker of the House, California, Democrat
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Read MoreA landmark Supreme Court case struck down part of the VRA
Read MoreA federal report details how state rules impact minority voters
Read MoreEven amid the COVID-19 pandemic, turnout reached new highs
Read MoreDemocrats are pushing national standards to increase voting access
Read MoreTackling polarization versus maintaining traditional elections
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